RAD 100 - CT Homework: Radiography and CT Scanner Components

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The process related to the first computed tomography scanner was called ________

computerized transverse axial scanning

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tomography is a method of imaging various planes in the body. motion is used to _________ certain portions of the patient's anatomy in order to see a particular ________ better

blur, location

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modern CT scanners can only image the body in the axial plane

false

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modern CT scanners can measure the amount of calcium in the coronary arteries

true

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which of the following sources of radiation were used in Hounsfield's first primitive CT scanner?

Americium

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first generation scanners were only capable of imaging the:

head/brain

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what Houndfield Unit is assigned to water?

0

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modern CT scanners use a/an _________ to produce the radiation needed to image the patient

x ray tube

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modern CT scanners allow the entire data acquisition and reconstruction process to be completed in typically less than ________ seconds

20

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unlike conventional CT scanning, in Volume Scanning the x ray tube traces a/an _______ path with a radius equal to the distance from the focal spot to the center of rotation

spiral/helical

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with spiral or helical scanning, an entire ________ of data is acquired without the x ray tube stopping for the patient to ________ to the next position

volume, move

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image creation in CT is very dependent on _________ of the x ray beam in tissue measured as that beam rotates

attenuation

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despite the fact that slice-by-slice CT scanning is theoretically more accurate, it has the following limitations (select all that apply):

longer exam times because of interscan delay

omitted anatomy due to inconsistent patient respiration to as slice-to-slice misregistration

inaccurate generation of 3D or reformatted imaged producing stair-step artifacts

few slices with maximum contrast enhancement

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_________ is a digital image processing technique used in CT to modify imaged through a filter function

convolution

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images created by a CT scanner are in an analog format

false

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CT is a post-primary registry

true

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unlike MRI, CT scanning does not use ionizing radiation to produce images

false

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to be eligible to take the registry exam in CT, a candidate must earn a competency in a minimum of ________ procedures

125

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michigan is not a licensure state for radiography, but it is a licensure state for CT

true

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name the components of the CT scanner